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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-10-15
Another Field for Women.

There i a very clever lady real es-
tate agent in this city, She Is disturb
ing her male competitors almost as
much as that other bright lady, tho in
suraucc agent. who. when attacked Tor
doing business for an unlisted compa-
ms. turned savagoly on her ungsllsnt
assa,lants aud quieted them by threat
ening to hoist them with their own
petard. This lady real estate agent
Mrs. Case, makes speciality OF fur.
nishcd houses, and, somewhat after the
fashion Of that clevercsi Of all ChicaSo
business women. Mrs. Harriet Hubbsrd
Aver, turns her large society acqHSlnt-
nncc TO very profitable use. To tiud
n good tenant for n handsome home all
furn shed is a difficult and delicate
duty. The male agent in bis Office Is
little fitted to perform Il satisfactorily.
Tn lady real estate agent does her
business in the parlors OF her patronsi
finds from tho gossip among the fash
,onablc ladies Of her acquaintance the
plans Of pretty nearly all tho desirable
people 10 town. and not only picks M
business during this boudoir gossip but
often actually closes It Mrs Case
idea is not only novel one but looks
sensible and practicable. Women real
IN rent the hrnes especially the fur
nIshed homes. Tho very best person
10 sol cit tbs business ought TO DO
woman wisa fashionable suqaalnt
nnce, aud the very best place tho par
lors of the danes who will preside
over tho new home when IL Is accepted
Al any rate, the lady real estate agcn
| is a success. as big success almost y
tho lady insurance agent ana tn
latter is the host known woman under
writer in the country. Catoago heia'"
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-10-15
She Saved Her Sons Life.


Much interest has been felt in tho
little son of Mr.. Pat Pierce. who was
bitten on the leg by moccasin last
week. As was then stated. as soon as
the mother, who was about twenty feet
away. heard the child scream she ran
to il, picked it up. and in less than two
minutes had it on the bed and was
sucking the wound. There we're three
little punctures in the skin. each about
the size of the head of pin and formed
triangle. When she had sucked two
mouthfuls OF blood from the wound she
gave the child whisky, and also soaked
lot of tobacco and whisky aud APP
piled it to the leg. When the physician
arrived he soaked some tobacco in
water instead of whisky, and this was
the only change he made in the moth
er's remedy. The result has been
watched for with considerable interest.
In an hour after the remedies wor'
applied, with the exception of the effec
produced by taking whisky into thu
system and the fact that the little
pnnctures remained in the skin, th'
child was up and about just rs though
hc was never snakcbltten. The TO
bacco and whisky were necessary, bu
the main remedy was the prompt suck
ing Of the wound by the mother. : Ma
coR Telegraph.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-10-15

xros Great on Panthers'
% ".' ' an old fellow sitting
'A' !, '', MILES $ City. Mon. His hair
y cray. and he had somewha.
! . I,G s sad'' forlOrn appearance. A
w. a,. sI whIs.lsd shrllly down tho
] n0', nile or SO. when he gave q
: 0r,oked MP his ears as i were'
sna and expeotantly. Then be
",.rs He paused a moment
au ssad. pant ers, by gosh'
h Jsayl Where's my gum
- - you something of a panther
Il ,srI'' Briar asked.
80 hunter chi" and the old
~ a.at hack and grasped his knees
II ' - hands. PAINTER hunter!
!. man, I'm a painter Killer The
u q Is have is pant'ersl KIN EN-
h ~ ,em. walk in 'em. wade In
1 .I.sp 'mong their dead an, an dyin'
. IN i began painter KILN back
II a. whsn / was a boy, nigh unto
N a .,..,s AGO, an Two got EN- drove
4, kIlled off TO herei Painters,
4, man. painters! I'm their nat
s.mr-.the KILN an stackin' EN-
n. M ioy Of my deelinin' years! An
n /, comes to the smaller members
\. |, nsut'er family, why ] kick them
II 1.sth--wiid.cats. bobcats howl
n, beuroost.cats, prairle-cats. timber
,yn.es, mountain lions. an reg Ter
II y. fore they're fnll.growedI
i ,bat critier is yellin' aginl-bs
I'll 4 ,bout minute Il must go an
n :, yun. Say. lend me 10 cents.
4 al me box o caps for my
HI n
|. loan was negotiated and the oil
81 m EXTERN .nator vanished.
nj. ,h.t man whom We were talking
Il oyer there an old hnntsrg'
" 1 ! man who was loading a freight
u ri,h buffalo bones.
Thai old fellow! Well. he claims =
H. He came out from Connection
J, i rear ago. and has been goini
,ssui bis panther graveyard eve
bal be told me eonhdentlally on
81 lss winter. after lent him q buck
|IIs ooal. that he never saw . panthe
@ sves shot a gun bat once ia hi
IN asd lhal was ono Fourth Of Jul
III lofty years ago. and there WASH
IN billss In Is then. - Caicago Irit
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-10-15

In Of Oscar Wilds's Yarns.
H. ,oll two tho other day illustTa-
i a. nc disadvantages Of the houses
i bioek being too much alike. A
\ wss asked 10 dinner. and he went
H. honss next door TO the one
IT. BE- had been hidden. His name
Il announced. and bis host stepped
bard NJ welcome him As Il
bassA. the guass know the wife and
lie husband Il am 80 very sor.
nid the host. "ihAt my w.is Is
q 10 come downstairs But Wa
u, eel on ss we'll A. wo can without
I" Sull thinking he WA in tho
! i plsoe. tho gaesl ssaid on. took
H. girl 10 dinner. and had charm.
\ srraIng. Two days aftsrward BIO
4 ihs Lady who was 20 have enler-
D. him. sbd she assAilcd him with
pouches for spelling Tho symmetry
De- dinner table. aad /, came out
y, hs hal Inadvertently dlued next
h other tale was 81 curious look
\ Cd couple who went to nm evening
n. They knew no ono, and seemed
AEsrasely cot Of place. Whom tho
Y guests wcrc gone tho husband
10 The vile. Queer old codgnrs
b Two old friends Of yours" 'OI
H.! Why. they were your friends.
#r ! never saw them before. "
~ I'm sure ! never didi" aud IN.
\ b elected lhu fact chat there was .
pats ball naxl door. and that the
couple had meant 10 go there, and
II bsen a. uncomfortable as possible
o. fading any Of their acqaaint
hen Mr.. Wilde told these storiei
NJ sounded true. but now Ye writ
\ ,hsm down. | really don's thinl
DO However. Il tell the tale
heard Il tpld; and also I'll tell yol
'aaE one, widely currcn, IN London
4 eeriain duIchcss Invited ono o
cowboys 81 tho American exhibition
DC, and he arrived at the appoint
me wish his wifo and baby. II
there was no ono to leave III,
With. so hc had 10 bring him
BABY was coniided 10 the duoa
sery, aAd the dinner was served
The fashion to toll this story, .
Il mAy NJ we'll believe il. - ostO
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-10-15
EOagh on the Maiden ladies.

Saey have a custom at the Andrew
aeyhriau Church. Minneapolis.
80 has brought great CONSERVATION
as widows and maiden ladies. IL
IN With the oh ldron and extended
ae congregation. On each Sunday
sowing a birthday tho person who
thus shUfIIcd Off another year
||tohcs 10 tho front and drops as many
Rnle' In 1hc missionary. box as ho Is
~ Old, |. can readily DO seen how
sOarrassing this Ia TO many. They
NV TO all sorts OF tricks TO avoid
sEalg'ng the sruth. Sometimes a lady
i pm N over a dollar, aud rs every
III Knows she is not hundred years
y lets hsr out OF the dilemma Tho
Fs'oaarr-box Is tho gamer. ST. Paul
PHssr.Frssa
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-10-15
American Furs Abroad.

There Is q great cbange-about OF
stock from one part Of the world TO at-
other In the trade. In the most trades
one country or one section supplies ana
tho others buy. but with furs all supply
and all bus. Even tho semi'trop cal
countries like Australia may, Il tho
capriccs of fashion take certain turns,
loom an "a Of considerable importance
IN the fur business. Kangaroo fur aud
leather are among the latest novelties.
The fur Is used for lining collars, mutis'
and slippers. The leather is still more
important II is exceptionally strong
AMI is light aud soft American furs.
many OF which, like the raccoon ana
skunk. are not mech priced at home
are continually exported and are cspccl'
nly popular for trimmings and other
fancy purposes. Few good words are
ever said for fashion, but her WITNESSES
IN furs have most DIES rnble elect n
allowing species that 10 their DAYS o.
popularity have become almost extinct
"a rccuperato from their exhaustive
favor with the tickle goddess a few
years ago Russian SOU rrel was used 10
inord nate quantities. u being the iu'
bar excellence for the lining oil the
large and then fashionable circulars
A few years more Of that sort oil thlni
and there would have been no more
Russian squirrel. or sibOr an squirrel
a. they ARE called outside the trade ou
there was a turn OF the wheel, and mos
tbere IA scarcely narkes for them .
auy nr.ce. Neto York Graphic.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-10-15
a Washington Relic.

"What are you looking forP" a little
girl was asked at one of "Washington's
Headquarters" where the usual array
of everything Washington could
possibly have used was displayed be-
hind glass.
II am trying" she answered. still
busily hunting through the room. "to
find mosquito that has drop o.
washington's blood in himl"- Tn
E3aocb
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-10-15
an nld Aonuaintance,

"Tommy," said New Mexico lady
addressing her son, you shouldn' :
make so free with the gentleman. You
mover saw him before "Yessun,, |
have. He's tho man that shot pap.
.oh. is hep / thought he was n
stranger. Go back and talk to him II
Won want to. n-Arkaasas7 TraveIer
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-10-15

"charley, do you know tbas you're
generally considered the greatest iiar
81 the roaden sad one travelling man
to another.
"Well. don't wait 70 seem Dosss-
ful. but think l am.
.BilI jenkins saws you're the great
est liar that eyer lycd-
..Bul i wrong. have oue great
b,s.or.o rival mover yel had The eaii
i saw co.lda't tell . liz. Merchant
7ravsisr.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-10-15
More congenial Occupation.

$50 your brother has quit the MINIS
tryP"
ayes, no didn't do very well as q
preacher. "
.,what was the reasonP"
.,oh, he wasn't ficrv and enthusiastic
enough to suit 'em. Rather too much
of drone. guess,
"what win he DO nextf'
"He has engaged as the iion-tamer in
snyderly's maslodonia circus and mo
narerle. Nebraska State JotarstaL
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-10-15
The silver Lining.

yredl'or-Will you or win you not
no my money! ask you now for
DcosoF--For tho last time. Thank
Ven for that II ever Lhoro was q
'ired Of being dunncd I'm that
A. last nv prospects are brighten
-Iezss sitiings.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-10-15
unhealthy Continent ent,

"Tiollo. Smith, you look pale ana
thin. Been illP'
nI'vo been confined TO my room for
,nst n YEAR. This Is the first time I've
beon on the streets for twelve monthe-
"what was tho matter with your ).
Nothing But my attorney COULDN'T
mako tic Jury think so. ~ aaa'psoH
Cag Times.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-10-15
Some Candid Indictment.

some Candid Judgment.
Tompkins has boon talking
~ hasp The idlotic old liar. What
INV, he said you were the best
NV. sng man on the block
4 M + Oh, ! sect VOL. ron know
Il j aompAins was always conceded 10
= great deal Of taste. Judge.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-10-15

The Andubm society has three Thousand
members 10 Ant'rica,
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1887-07-14
FROIM W44SIIINGION.

Tho department OF agriculture reports
the further extension of the corr. area about
one and one-half million acres an increase OF
per cent over tho acreage Of 1856. In tho
states Of declining wheat culture maize has
advanced its area largely, notably i'll Kansas
A marie advance is noted in tic district be-
tween the Mississippi river aud Rocky Noun
tains, and considerable intrcas is noted il
the cotton states. 1le season has been fairly
favorabl', both for planting and for growth.
and The condition is high, averaging a5 B. The
great cora-srowing states which furnish the
surplus average nearly 93in condition Tho
condition of winter wheat on the first day of
July, orlat the tine of harvest for the most of
the southern states, is 50 >, reduction since
the June report of IL There liav. been heavy
declines in Kansas With reduction ii, Cali
forna, with some loss in several of tic south
crn states. Some Of the remainder havc
gained point or two, and others have lost.
Tho chincli bug has wrought some damage in
most of tho western st,tcs. Where harvested
gram has boon ihrashod the result, are vari-
able, with plump, sound grain in some loca-
,irns and sllruaken berry in oiher4
"A Wa hinston tel gram says that it now
looks v5ry much a3 If the Chicago and North
western system were not to be left alone in
possession o. the exclusive privileges it now
enjoys in the BLACK Hills Articl 3 of incor-
poration of the Lincoln and Black Hills rail-
al wee fled with the secretry of the in
terrier recently, together with a demand of
right oe-way over the public domain. Plats
of eleven twenty-milc sections of the road,
tiiowing the definite location of the road, were
also filed, showing that 225 miles have been
surveyed and is reidy for construction. Tho
company as incorporated is headed by George
w. lioldredgo as president, and the road is
said TO be bu lding as feeder to the Burling-
'ol and Missouri River, and will be leased to
or controlled by that road when completed, as
Ho!dredge is general manager of that road,
which is part of the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy system
Tho Secretary of tho In terror has rem
Gered a decision In the Fort Boise, Idaho Ter
iitory, military reservation else, which is
important as involving the right of tue Presi-
dentt put in reservation public lands not
authorized by act of Congress- April Q, 1873,
the President made reservation of go ac,c
for Fort Boise and September Is 1874, added
5s1 acres adjoining In 1884 tho military
authorities transferred the latter reservation
to the Interior Department for disposal In
1885 settlers went on the tract and applied 10
take up the land, but the commissioner OF the
land otsec ruled them off on the ground the
land was he'd in reservation Secretary La
msrseYarsAs this ruling aud holds Tho presis
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1887-07-14
THE Ear EAST.

"A Berlin Telegram, says that If the temper
of the German press were n faithful reflection
of the disposition of the government war
with France would be question of but few
days. The revelations at the Klein trial. the
French tax on foreigners. which is openly de-
signed 10 affect Germans, and the prohibitiye
import on German spirits, havo combined to
iLcensing these people to the utmost Tho
latter measures by themselves have been held
of less account, but associated with the spy
trials, they have heightened tho general
sense that French enmity is implacable, and
that it seeks to wound the Germans where 1t
can, waiting a chance TO naict the deadliest
injury. The trial of Klein is the filth troa-
son trial in which clear proof was Afforded
that the French war minister has organized
system of espionage. worse case than any
revealed is under inquiry. An employe of
tho central administration at Sirasburg is
about to he tried at Leipsic Ho is charged
with selling the French war office all of tho
reports sent to the chief administrator of
Alsace by his various suhordinates The
completeness of this system of opionage
suggests that treason is still at work, and
that any moment may lring further rovola-
tons. The official irritation equals that of
the public, and both officials and the general
public would approve the strongest diplomatic
remonstrance being made to the French gov
ernment as to the dangers of the situation as
reflected blythe press.
Two hundred Irieh-A American and other
cit zens sat down to q banquet ,endorcd the
Earl of Aberdeen, late Lo.d Lieutenant of
Ireland, now on his way east from the Pacific
Coast, at st Paul the othor evening In his
address of welcome, Bishop Ireland described
tho guest as the fine En- slishman who ruled
Ireland for the Iish, and declared tho name
of Gladstone would take its place wi h O'Con.
nell and Parnell. The Earl, replying, do.
clared snch demonstration had a paculi n
Significance at the present juncture in pro-
noting the success of the cause of home rule.
I'VE must recognize the factthat the speedy
passage of the home rule bill depends on the
yoles of British electors. do not speak of
whether homo rule is coming, but when it
will be, then the Irish public is disabused of
its misapprehension as TO the operations of
the advocates of home rnle"
Tho following bishops have been ap-
pointed by the pope: Rev. Jas. O'Reilly, of
Wichita, Kan. Richard Scanned, of Concordia;
Rev. Thomas Bonacumc, of Lincoln. and Rev.
Maurice Rourke, of Cheyenne